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Warcodered

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  1. 5 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

    What a dumb take.  Mahomes had like 50 tds his last year in college and set records his first year as a starter in the nfl. KK didn’t get fires because of his offense.

     

    this is exactly the hire the Bills never make.  It may not work but at least they went for a homerun.  I respect it a ton. 

    Where in his take was he talking about the number of TDs Mahomes got with him? He was talking about wins and he was 5-7 in Mahomes last season there.

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  2. 7 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

    We were 3rd last on offense. And here are Daboll’s career nfl OC finishes:  32, 29, 22!!!, 24, and 30.  I’m sure he is a nice dude and knows a lot about football, but we really can’t do better???

     

    well Arizona just hired him (LA and now Arizona, lucky dude).  I pray that Daboll + Allen > Kliffsbury + Rosen.  Hopefully, it will be but at least Arizona is fully investing in their young qb. 

    I mean they hired him so they have to give him a chance and this year was not a great one to evaluate him what with a bad O-line, bad receivers, and a rookie QB.

  3. Doesn't he kind of have the exact opposite backstory to Allen though? Allen went unrecruited and managed to claw his way to Wyoming an at best middle level Mountain West team. Trevor Lawrence was the highest rated QB recruit and ended up at a College Championship competing team. Does he have a similar play style or something?

     

    I mean I'm definitely hoping for Allen to become a great QB which I suppose would mean people would make bad comparisons to him for upcoming QBs in the draft.

  4. 16 minutes ago, from_dunkirk said:

     

    I am just tired of other teams' fans making fun of the Bills. Whenever I have a disagreement with someone, they remind of Buffalo's four straight Super Bowl losses and Norwood's Wide Right, or the Music City Miracle. It is time other teams got bore this brunt. Buffalo has not been great over the past 19 years or so, but we have done a lot better than franchises like Cleveland or Oakland or Tampa Bay.

    That's not really going to change until they win a Super Bowl.

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  5. 19 minutes ago, purple haze said:

    Not a big deal.  The players know the truth.  The results back up the tweet.  None of the RBs had a great or even good season, in spite of flashes at times, and the offensive line was the main issue.  So many posters on here stayed the desire to get rid of many on the offensive line weekly, yet, when a player who is actually on the field says something folks want to clutch their pearls.  FOH.

     

    BTW, did anyone see Dion Dawkins response tweet?  He knows too.

    It's more of a professionalism thing kind of like with McDermott not calling them or the WR out after some bad games. People just don't like it when you call them out in the media but the O-line has to know they were not performing at an acceptable level.

  6. 3 minutes ago, RalphWilson'sNewWar said:

     

    There is just a certain standard of professionalism you would hope to expect from a veteran and team leader.  At some point he needed to Pivot from being Shady to LeSean McCoy.  Shame it never happened and probably never will.

    He's kept that up all season wish he'd kept it going since hopefully his next game will be with a better line.

     

    11 minutes ago, Jauronimo said:

    I hope you're wrong, but after watching Ivory and Murphy out produce him all last year I fear he may have hit the wall this season.

    I think the difference this year is probably that they have different styles and while Ivory and Murphy could get more yards running through people Shady does great making people miss with space which he didn't get much of this season.

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  7. 9 minutes ago, TaskersGhost said:

     

    LMAO  

     

    Star will be fine?  I see that weed has been legalized in your state.  ;)  He's never been fine, he's been a below-average OL-man throughout his career with no end in sight.  Then again, I suppose what the definition of "fine" is.  

     

    Foster, McKenzie, and Wallace are ALL desperation waiver-wire pick-up moves.  Kind of like when we traded Kelvin Sheppard for Hughes.  There was no expectation that Hughes was going to go from underachiever at Indy to above-average here, it was a "what-the-hell" type of trade.  

     

    You can't be serious here.  I mean if Foster, McKenzie, and Wallace were so high on their list then why didn't they get them for a song instead of trading for Benjamin, for example?  

     

    Besides, what has McKenzie done?  Nothing relevant as a WR, he may not even make the team next season despite our sore need for WRs.  He's not even average as a returner. K or P.  

     

    Same thing with Wallace, if they knew he was going to be so good and to keep him off the post-draft FA-cy market, why didn't they draft him in the 7th ahead of Proehl who isn't even on the team anymore, or even in the 6th ahead of McCloud who's literally done absolutely nothing relevant whatsoever

     

    Either way, given your statement you're arguing/implying that you trust McBeane to build our team with undrafted free-agents and waiver-wire pick-ups.  Well, OK, but IMO that ain't gonna work.  An entire team full of guys playing to their level won't even get you to .500 on a regular basis.  

     

    As to Foster, we'll see, but same there.  Either way, two of his biggest plays this season have been on broken coverages and he's rarely drawn the best CBs on teams that already have dicey defenses this season.  The AFCE defensively is pathetic apart from us.  Even defensive-genius Belichick has his defense ranked in the 20's yardage wise.  The only reason why his scoring D is ranked 7th is because he's in a division that's bereft of offense as it's been on Brady's watch.  In six games vs. AFCE teams this season the Pats have allowed 12.5 ppg.  In five of those games they've allowed an average of 8 ppg.  It's only that unlikely Miami win with Miami scoring 34 points that pushes it up to 12.5.  

     

    We'll see how Foster does down the road.  I have a difficult time believing that he's our answer at one of our two starting spots tho.  He's never played to that level.  

    Are you really complaining about them spending less to get a player that they got? ?

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